Just to update that it turns out I can access the Wordpress site from my android mobile phone and tablet. But not from my notebook. I have cleared history and that does not solve the problem. Still getting 404 on my notebook both on Chrome and Firefox.
This sounds like a caching issue. Either browser cache or DNS cache, but it’s specific to your device and network.
@HarisHashim said:
Another question is that, I can not set www as subdomain in Infinity Free cpanel. So how to have www maped to the naked domain?
The www subdomain is always created as an alias to the non-www domain. That’s the reason you can’t create it manually: it’s created automatically for you.
OK, understood that. Still did not explain why I cannot access the page from my notebook but accesible from another phone or tablet. And not just the naked domain. I even try www.
Now I have another issue. If I click on SiteBuilder as in bellow image
And follow the process to create a default site base on template. I can finish the process and indeed file is uploaded to folder. But I am getting bellow error when opening the correct url
“This page isnt working
bizs.rf.gd is currently unable to handle this request.
HTTP ERROR 500”
This time, I can not acccess the page whether it is the naked domain (bizs.rf.gd) or subdomain (my.bizs.rf.gd). Cannot access from laptop or even mobile phone.
@HarisHashim said:
OK, understood that. Still did not explain why I cannot access the page from my notebook but accesible from another phone or tablet. And not just the naked domain. I even try www.
Basically, your notebook “remembers” the old, broken location of the website. The issue is already fixed on the server side, but your notebook doesn’t bother to check for it because it already “knows” the location of your website, even if it’s broken. That’s why it works on your phone: it “remembers” the new, correct location of your website.
Does that explanation make sense?
@HarisHashim said:
Now I have another issue. If I click on SiteBuilder as in bellow image
And follow the process to create a default site base on template. I can finish the process and indeed file is uploaded to folder. But I am getting bellow error when opening the correct url
“This page isnt working
bizs.rf.gd is currently unable to handle this request.
HTTP ERROR 500”
This time, I can not acccess the page whether it is the naked domain (bizs.rf.gd) or subdomain (my.bizs.rf.gd). Cannot access from laptop or even mobile phone.
Is thit “sitebuilder” not working a known issue?
Yes, this sitebuilder has issues. There are ideas to improve it, but aren’t high on the to do list.
Basically, your notebook “remembers” the old, broken location of the website.
I cleared browser cache and even use another browser that did not access the URL before. At that time, still same 404 page.
However if you are referring to the notebook/pc DNS cache (instead of browser cache), then it is possible. Is there instruction of how to clear notebook/pc cache of nameserver?
And thanks for the info about SiteBuilder. It is good to know. I am not using it for anything, just exploring to see what SiteBuilder do.
Basically, your notebook “remembers” the old, broken location of the website.
I cleared browser cache and even use another browser that did not access the URL before. At that time, still same 404 page.
However if you are referring to the notebook/pc DNS cache (instead of browser cache), then it is possible. Is there instruction of how to clear notebook/pc cache of nameserver?
The issue could be caused by cache in your browser, DNS cache in your operating system or DNS cache with your internet provider.
If you search the web for “how to clear dns cache on windows 10” or whatever operating system you’re using, you’ll find plenty of guides available on how to do that.